WIAprojects & Toronto Women’s Bookstore present: Border Crossings: An “Erotic” Affair?


The book Border Crossings: An “Erotic” Affair?   provides access to some of most challenging cultural work being done by women artists & writers. The title alludes to the complexity of “diaspora” as a gendered-cultured-raced space. 

Come for yummy treats and espresso at the  TWB Café and Patio. Buy your signed copy of Border Crossings: An “Erotic” Affair?  (only $10!), hear a short reading by Dina Georgis, and view an artist presentation by Meral Pasha. It’s a “launch” party! All proceeds support the Toronto Women’s Bookstore.

When? Oct 2nd, 6.30 - 8pm, 2012
Where? Toronto Women’s Bookstore
73 Harbord Street, Toronto
tel: 416-922-8744
email: info@womensbookstore.com                        FREE & Wheelchair Accessible

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